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Back-to-back powerful Pacific storm systems to impact the Pacific Northwest and northern California through the end of this week with heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and higher elevation mountain snow. A strong, long-duration atmospheric river will accompany the Pacific storms, bringing excessive rainfall and flash flooding to southwest Oregon and northwest California through the week. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Nov 21, 2024 at 1:32:25 am CST

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CPC Outlook Trending Cooler

Temperatures will drop well into the 30s tonight under clear night skies with southwest winds at 5-10 mph becoming light and variable as the night progresses. Northern & Western Oklahoma could drop to freezing especially as winds go light. Less of a wind chill for tonight than last night.

Temperatures will gradually warm mild yet above normal into this weekend with a cooling trend for next week.

Lots of sun is expected through this weekend with increasing cloudiness for next week.

The latest CPC temperature outlook for 8-14 days out is 50- 60% probability of likely below normal temperatures across most of our area, to 40-50% leaning below normal to far southern Oklahoma and western north Texas. 30-year normal/average high temperatures as we go into early December are generally in the mid to upper 50s areawide.

Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (CST)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill / Heat Index (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Oklahoma City, OK	00:52	Clear	10	37	26	64	SSW 5	32 [WC]	30.25
Norman, OK	00:55	Clear	10	40	26	58	SW 3	-	30.24
Stillwater, OK	00:53	Clear	10	39	28	64	W 6	34 [WC]	30.22
Lawton, OK	00:53	Clear	10	35	34	95	WSW 3	-	30.28
Wichita Falls, TX	00:52	Clear	10	43	28	55	WSW 9	37 [WC]	30.28
Ponca City, OK	00:53	Clear	10	38	26	61	SW 3	-	30.20
Enid, OK	00:55	Clear	10	37	27	66	W 8	31 [WC]	30.18
Alva, OK	00:55	Clear	10	33	28	80	WSW 8	25 [WC]	30.20
Woodward, OK	00:55	Clear	10	32	24	74	SW 10	23 [WC]	30.25
Gage, OK	21:53	Clear	10	56	39	52	S 26G38	-	29.80
Watonga, OK	00:55	Clear	10	42	26	51	WSW 7	37 [WC]	30.26
Clinton, OK	00:53	Clear	10	42	27	54	SW 14	34 [WC]	30.26
Weatherford, OK	00:55	Clear	10	43	25	49	WSW 6	39 [WC]	30.26
Altus, OK	22:55	Clear	10	41	33	75	WSW 3	-	30.29
Frederick, OK	00:53	Clear	9	42	30	61	SW 5	38 [WC]	30.26
Ardmore, OK	00:55	Clear	10	33	32	93	CALM	-	30.28
Ada, OK	00:55	Clear	10	39	24	55	WSW 5	35 [WC]	30.26

Local Weather History For November 21st...

On this date in 1994, runoff from thunderstorms over central Oklahoma
caused flash flooding in Lincoln and Logan Counties. In Lincoln
County, state highway 66, between Stroud and Davenport, was closed
due to high water. In Logan County, flash flooding of Cottonwood
Creek caused Charter Oak, Simpson, and Western Roads to be closed due
to high water. Seward Road near Seward was also closed.

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